6th Grade!
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Cells
Body Systems!
100

Describe how mass and distance impact an object’s gravity

The more mass an object has, the stronger the gravity.


The closer (less distance) two objects are, the stronger the gravity. 

100

Describe the 3 types of relationships among organisms ( Predation, Competition, and Symbiosis)

1.) Predation: one organism kills and eats another organism

2.) Competition: two organisms fight over resources

3.) Symbiosis: two organisms have a close relationship that benefits at least one of them

100

Name at least 2 effects of global warming and climate change.


  •  Sea level rise

  •  Extreme weather   

(ex. droughts +  stronger storms & wildfires)

 Mass extinctions     

100

Cells have different parts called organelles that allow them to carry out functions of life.

What is the function of the NUCLEUS?

Control the cell

100

Describe the function of the skeletal system.

Skeletal System: Provides structure and support for your body

200

Draw and Describe what happens during a solar eclipse.

During a solar eclipse, the Moon moves between Sun and Earth, and blocks the Sun’s light from hitting Earth.

200

Describe how each of the 3 types of organisms get their energy

1. Producers

2. Consumers

3. Decomposers

1.) Producers make their own energy through photosynthesis (like plants)

2.) Consumers get their energy by eating other organisms.

3.) Decomposers get their energy from breaking down dead

200

)Explain which team will win this tug-of-war

2) What is the net force of this action? Why?

1)The Green team will win because it is applying greater force. 


2) The net force will be 300 Newtons, because when forces are going in opposite directions you subtract them.    (2500 -2200 = 300.)

200

Cells have different parts called organelles that allow them to carry out functions of life.

What is the function of the MITOCHONDRIA?

Creates energy

200

Describe the function of the muscular system.

Muscular System: Allows your body and organs to move

300

What is the continental drift theory?

The continental drift theory suggests that the continents were once joined together and have moved apart over time.

300

The increase of humans in the world is causing some problems. Name 2 of them.

1. Cutting down of too many trees

( this is called deforestation)

2. Burning fossil fuels causes global warming

3. Increased pollution

4. Increase in spread of disease

300

Based on Newton’s 3rd Law, if the car and truck below collide, which vehicle will exert more force?

Both vehicles will exert the same force!!

300

Cells have different parts called organelles that allow them to carry out functions of life.

What is the function of the VACUOLE?

Stores important materials for the cell

300

Describe the function of the

circulatory system

Circulatory System: Moves

important things through your

body by your blood

400

What are homologous structures?

Homologous structures are body parts of different organisms that look similar but often have a different job.

400

Describe a divergent plate

boundary.

Divergent plate boundaries occur when 2 plates spread apart - creating rift valleys

400

What is the role of convection currents in the Earth’s mantle?



Convection currents cause:

  •  hot magma to rise

  •  then cool and sink

 making Earth’s tectonic plates move and create mountains, earthquakes,etc. 

400

Cells have different parts called organelles that allow them to carry out functions of life.

What is the function of the CHLOROPLAST?

In plant cells, captures sunlight to turn into food for the cell

400

Describe the function of the

respiratory system.

Respiratory System: Allows you to

breathe in oxygen and breathe

out carbon dioxide

500

1) Describe a unicellular organism.


2) Describe a multicellular organism.

1. Unicellular organism - has just ONE cell that carries out all functions of the organism’s life


2. Multicellular organism - has many specialized cells that carry out specific functions

500

What is the Sun's role in the water cycle?

The sun provides energy to evaporate

the water and start the cycle

500

Oil, coal and natural gas are fossil fuels.





How do fossil fuels form on Earth?

 

Fossil fuels are formed when dead plants and animals are broken down, buried and squeezed by heat and pressure over millions of years. 

500

Cells have different parts called organelles that allow them to carry out functions of life.

What is the function of the CELL MEMBRANE?

Controls what comes in and out of cell, barrier that protects the cell

500

Describe the function of digestive system

The digestive system breaks down food

and absorbs nutrients for your body